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wwww.simpsoncenter.org has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in April 2022. The social media accounts linked to from wwww.simpsoncenter.org are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn Besides social media accounts, simpsoncenter has populated their site with: • Oct 12 — Indigenous Arts Project Pursues University-Community Repair • Oct 28 — What Haven’t We Asked Quantum Computers to Do? Jeff Henshaw Senior VP, Quantum Compute Products at IonQ • Oct 28 — Dean Daryl Maeda Lecture, "Martial Arts in Pacific Currents: Bruce Lee and the World" • Oct 29 — In/Humanizing Generative AI in Place and Space: A Roundtable Conversation • Oct 30 — "Spot Reservation" Public Art Project by Daniel R. Smith (Swinomish) • Nov 2 — Daniel R. Smith (Swinomish): Artist Talk on "Spot Reservation" Public Art Project • Nov 2 — Virtual Public Lecture | Helen Hardacre | Shinto Shrines in Prewar and Wartime Japan • Nov 4 — Cloud Drawing with Incendiary Traces Visiting Artist Hillary Mushkin - Burke Museum • Nov 5 — Cloud Drawing with Incendiary Traces Visiting Artist Hillary Mushkin - Sakuma Viewpoint • Nov 5 — "Spot Reservation" Public Art Project by Daniel R. Smith (Swinomish) • Nov 6 — Environmental, Indigenous, and Pacific Northwest Studies Meet & Greet • Nov 9 — Global Antiquities & Early Modernisms Lightning Talks • Nov 10 — Mother Tongue in Other Tongues: Life in Translation; Public talk by translator Aron Aji • Nov 12 — Safia Aidid Lecture — The Unruly Frontier: Mapping the British Somaliland-Ethiopia Border • Nov 17 — Joy Connolly Lecture "Parable of the Scholar: The Humanities in Conditions of Abundance" • Nov 18 — Sean Jacobs | Eleven Named People: Global Sport and Society • Nov 20 — First Book Manuscript Panel: Diana Flores Ruiz • Dec 1 — Amel Eqeiq Lecture • Subscribe to the Simpson Center Newsletter • Researching Seattle's World Cup through the Humanities • Lecture Archive • Going Public • Feb 9 — Katz Distinguished Lecture: Benjamin R. Teitelbaum, "Limitless: Silicon Valley and the Dream of Apocalypse" • Oct. 8 - Thinking with Monsters: A Conversation with Novelist Gerardo Sámano Córdova • Oct. 9 - A SciFi-Horse Girl’s Coming of Age: The Childhood Archives of Octavia E. Butler: A Book Talk with Chi-ming Yang • Feb. 10 - Katz Distinguished Lecture: Emily M. Bender, "Resisting Dehumanization in the Age of "AI": The View from the Humanities" • Apr. 28 - Katz Distinguished Lecture: Stephanie LeMenager, "Fiction and Lies in the Shadow of Climate Change" • Apr. 28 - Katz Distinguished Lecture: Stephanie LeMenager • Apr. 28 - Research and Relationality in the Peruvian Amazon • Apr. 29 - Katz Colloquium: Energy Humanities, with Stephanie LeMenager • Apr. 29 - "Dangerous Subjects" Colloquium | Research and Relationality in the Peruvian Amazon • May 6 - CAMP LECTURE | “Against the North as well as the South, Abraham Lincoln as well as Jefferson Davis”: The Civil Wars of Lucy Broaddus, Frederick Douglass, and Franz Sigel | Angela Zimmerman, George Washington University • May 7 - Spring EU Democracy & Security Symposium - From Monarchies to Constitutional Democracies • May 11 - First Book Manuscript Panel: Bianca Dang First Book Roundtable with Walter Johnson (Harvard) and Marlene Daut (Yale) • Simpson Center Communications Survey • Oct. 15 - Katz Distinguished Lecture: Eve Tuck, "Visiting Writing, Keeping Writing" • Oct 15 — Katz Distinguished Lecture: Eve Tuck • Oct 16 — Katz Colloquium: A Roundtable on Pedagogy with Eve Tuck • Oct 7 — Shraddha Kumbhojkar | The Truth-seekers Society: Caste and Gender in the Satyashodhak Samaj in Nineteenth-Century Indi • Oct 8 — Mexican Muralism and Networks of Solidarity • Oct 12 — Bathsheba Demuth - Salmon Heads and Beaver Laws: On the Intersections of Environmental History and Legal Practice • Oct 14 — Latinx Studies Community Gathering/Meet & Greet • Oct 23 — Digital & Data Humanities Showcase • Oct 26 — Daniel R. Smith (Swinomish): Artist Talk on "Spot Reservation" Public Art Project • Oct 21 — Horn of Africa - Building Bridges: UW, the Ethiopian Community, and Global Impact • Oct 22 — Graduate Student Coffee & Conversation: Making Connections Across Departments & Disciplines in the Humanities